Millbrook

Positioned in one of the most enchanted golfing regions in the world, Millbrook's two 18-hole courses have been dazzlingly designed and materialised from the rugged mountain topography, making it a breathtaking environment to tee off at, with exceptional photo opportunities around every bend.

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Designed by Sir Bob Charles, Greg Turner and Scott Macpherson, it is 36 holes of variety and curiousness. Featuring five alternative tee positions for enjoyment throughout all playing levels, the name 'Millbrook' is often overheard in greenside gossip about the finest golf resorts in the Southern Hemisphere.

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Coronet 18

The Coronet 18 designates a new standard for golfing superiority with theatrical backdrops of the Remarkables mountain range and Coronet Peak. Exquisite turf quality with swift and reliable greens seamlessly meld into the landscape. The latest nine holes are on an upper plateau, utterly foreign to Queenstown's other offerings. Here, there are astonishing vistas across the basin from a semi-alpine surrounding. The original course wanders around Mill's stream in a sedate, agrarian environment you would expect from the old Mill farm. So, needless to say, there's a lot of diversity in one location. Whether admiring Millbrook's mountain tarn or finding oneself drowning in the scenery, the experience is truly second to none.

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Remarkables 18

Containing elements of the original Millbrook Resort course, the fast and true greens, fine turf quality and a dazzling alpine setting unite to deliver the golfing experience for which Millbrook is celebrated. However, with the Crown Range and Arrow river valley furnishing the mesmerising backdrops, concentrating on golf can be quite the challenge. Roving between tarn-like ponds with spectacular 360-degree vistas of Millbrook, the Remarkables and Arrow nines have combined to form Remarkables 18, delivering a truly unforgettable golfing challenge.

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Location & Facilities

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Located 20 minutes from Queenstown airport and 5 minutes from the charming, quaint settlement of Arrowtown, Millbrook offers so much more than simply an otherworldly golfing experience. Millbrook Resort provides luxury accommodations spanning from beautifully designed Deluxe Studios, both One and Two Bedroom Suites, Resort Homes and Luxury Retreats that all complement the history and character of the Central Otago region. Enjoy spacious rooms, large windows and balconies that take advantage of the stunning views surrounding the entire resort. 

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With this level of accommodation, five exceptional dining choices, an award-winning day spa, and a health & fitness centre; all rolled into one, it's easy to see why Millbrook has become such a sought-after wedding venue.

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Facilities Include:

• Two 18-hole courses - Coronet and Remarkables
• Hire equipment including premium executive clubs, shoes
• and trundlers
• Large fleet of electric carts with built-in GPS
• A dedicated short game and putting practice facility
• NZPGA qualified tuition
• Undercover and heated driving range for in-house guests, members and playing visitors
• Locker rooms, showers and changing facilities
• Secure overnight club storage
• Onsite Golf Shop that offers a wide range of ladies and men's apparel,
• golf shoes, golf accessories and Millbrook Resort souvenirs
• Superb restaurants, alfresco bar and café on site
• Award-winning spa for post-game massages and beauty care
• Complimentary shuttle service to central Queenstown or Arrowtown

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Surrounding Area

A phrase you're likely to hear more than once, Queenstown really is the outdoor and adventure utopia of New Zealand. 

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An international ski town through and through, the streets of Queenstown are a hive of activity, with countless options of activities filling your diary and your photo album alike. Activities that I would recommend for you would include a scenic flight to see the lakes, glaciers and surrounding mountains via bird's eye view, a ride up the Skyline Gondola atop Bob's Peak, the internationally famous Shotover Jetboat and a trip with your guide skirting along Lake Wakitipu to Glenorchy. 

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Here lies filming sites for The Lord Of The Rings, a beautiful boardwalk circuit with plenty of wildlife and jaw-dropping scenery. Queenstown is also the perfect place to try Skydiving for those of you who dare for a thrill! 

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When all is said and done, when the sun starts setting, and you need to refuel after a busy day, the dining in Queenstown is second to none, with many different cuisines catering to all preferences.

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